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A double number line representing the units as equivalent ratios is provided.  \n1) A picture frame is 50 millimeters tall. We know that 10 millimeters is equivalent to 1 centimeter. What is the height of the picture frame in centimeters?  \nmillimeters centimeters  \n2) The mass of a bowling ball is 5 kilograms. We know that 10 kilograms is approximately 22 pounds. What is the mass of the bowling ball in pounds?  \nkilograms pounds  \nFor each problem, sketch a double number line to represent the units as equivalent ratios and then solve the problem.  \n3) A bathtub is filled with 140 quarts of water. We know that 20 quarts is approximately 19 liters. What is the volume of water in liters?  \n4) A pool is 50 inches deep. We know that 100 inches is equivalent to 254 centimeters. What is the depth of the pool in centimeters?  \nUse dimensional analysis to solve each problem. Most of the work is provided.  \n5) A bathtub can hold 114 liters of water. We know that 38 liters is approximately 10 gallons. What is the capacity of the bathtub in gallons?  \n114 liters × ~~ ~~1038~~ ~~galiltnss ≈ gallons  \n6) A trail is 225 meters long. We know that 25 meters is approximately 82 feet. What is the length of the trail in feet?  \n225 meters × 2852feetmeters ≈ feet  \nUse dimensional analysis to solve each problem.  \n7) The mass of a microwave oven is 20 kilograms. We know that 10 kilograms is approximately 22 pounds. What is the mass of the microwave oven in pounds?  \n8) A hot tub can hold 180 quarts of water. We know that 20 quarts is approximately 19 liters. What is the capacity ofthe hot tub in liters?  \n9) 2 tablespoons = 1 fluid ounce  \n18 tablespoons =   fluid ounces  \nKuta Software-Infinite Grade 6 Math Converting Units  \nName   \nDate  Period   \nSolve each problem. A double number line representing the units as equivalent ratios is provided.  \n1) A picture frame is 50 millimeters tall. We know that 10 millimeters is equivalent to 1 centimeter. What is the height of the picture frame in centimeters?  \nmillimeters centimeters  \n5 centimeters  \n2) The mass of a bowling ball is 5 kilograms. We know that 10 kilograms is approximately 22 pounds. What is the mass of the bowling ball in pounds?  \nkilograms pounds  \n11 pounds  \nFor each problem, sketch a double number line to represent the units as equivalent ratios and then solve the problem.  \n3) A bathtub is filled with 140 quarts of water. We know that 20 quarts is approximately 19 liters. What is the volume of water in liters?  \nquarts liters  \n133 liters  \n4) A pool is 50 inches deep. We know that 100 inches is equivalent to 254 centimeters. What is the depth of the pool in centimeters?  \ninches centimeters  \n127 centimeters  \nUse dimensional analysis to solve each problem. Most of the work is provided.  \n5) A bathtub can hold 114 liters of water. We know that 38 liters is approximately 10 gallons. What is the capacity of the bathtub in gallons?  \n114 liters × ~~ ~~1038~~ ~~galiltnss ≈ 30 gallons  \n30 gallons  \n6) A trail is 225 meters long. We know that 25 meters is approximately 82 feet. What is the length of the trail in feet?  \n225 meters × 2852feetmeters ≈ 738 feet  \n738 feet  \nUse dimensional analysis to solve each problem.  \n7) The mass of a microwave oven is 20 kilograms. We know that 10 kilograms is approximately 22 pounds. What is the mass of the microwave oven in pounds?  \n20 kilograms × ~~ ~~1202kpouilogs ≈ 44 pounds  \n44 pounds  \n8) A hot tub can hold 180 quarts of water. We know that 20 quarts is approximately 19 liters. What is the capacity ofthe hot tub in liters?  \n180 quarts × 2190~~ ~~lqersarts ≈ 171 liters  \n171 liters  \n9) 2 tablespoons = 1 fluid ounce  \n18 tablespoons =   fluid ounces  \n18 tablespoons × 12~~ ~~fltauiblsopuonocens = 9 fluid ounces 9  \nCreate your own worksheets like this one with Infinite Grade 6 Math. 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